A production presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Through Shifting Seasons is a multidisciplinary performance that reimagines Antonio Vivaldi's iconic symphony, The Four Seasons, composed in 1723. This innovative interpretation blends dance, video, and sound to create a transformative experience that bridges classical music with contemporary artistry.

Objects in time and space. Inspired by a personal collection of objects, it explores the deep connection between people and objects, focusing on the reasons why certain objects hold special value in individuals’ lives. Through interviews, I will invite selected individuals to reflect on objects that are particularly meaningful to them, uncovering the stories, emotions, and memories associated with these items. These narratives are then interpreted and transformed into a video installation.

Website designed for a client to serve as a professional portfolio, showcasing their work, skills, and creative projects. The site emphasizes visual storytelling, clean layout, and user-friendly navigation to effectively highlight the client's strengths and attract potential collaborators or employers. This website was designed using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Hosted at The Cooper Union, Incorporations: The Body as Source Lecture Series is an intellectually provocative exploration of the intersection between humanity and its environment. This series examines whether the environment can transcend its traditional role as a passive container for human activity and instead be reconceived as an extension of the body itself—a living, interactive participant in our collective existence.

The Hungry Ghost rebrand captures a sense of subtle playfulness. The logo features clean, modern visuals that strengthen its connection to the brand’s identity. Minor typographic adjustments were made as the logo was refined, all while staying true to the essence of the original brand.

CURRENTS Magazine is a publication dedicated to uncovering and reporting on global issues that often go unnoticed or underreported in mainstream media. With a mission to amplify marginalized voices and bring attention to stories that matter, CURRENTS serves as a platform for awareness, dialogue, and change.

TABU is a meticulously crafted regular-weight sans serif typeface inspired by my deep appreciation for the aesthetic and storytelling of horror movies. The typeface captures the raw and unsettling qualities of horror films, blending organic textures with a clean, minimalist sans serif form. The "stick-bound" design evokes imagery of forest rituals, survivalist themes, and the fragile balance between nature and human intervention—a recurring element in classic and modern horror alike.

Airport Monogram Redesign for Stewart International Airport (SWF). Located in the scenic Hudson Valley of Northern New York, Stewart International Airport (SWF) is a vital gateway for regional and international travel. This redesign project aims to create a sleek and modern monogram that embodies the airport’s unique identity, highlighting its role in travel, connectivity, and military operations while celebrating its regional heritage.

An application that consolidates local resources, events, and social gatherings into one easily accessible platform. This would serve as a comprehensive hub for users who are new to the city or community, helping them discover local services, community events, and social opportunities. By bringing everything into one place, users can effortlessly explore upcoming events, connect with others, and stay informed about what's happening around them.

Originally designed as a loading throbber for a website. The concept behind this particular throbber is inspired by the transient nature of a lighter—an everyday object that is often passed from person to person and, more often than not, ends up lost or in someone else’s pocket. This end product is a visual metaphor: just as a webpage loads in an endless loop until it is ready, a lighter circulates within social interactions, sometimes returning to its owner, sometimes disappearing into the unknown.